ElliesPortable Solar PV DC Kit with 50W/h or 84W/h Lithium-ion Battery
R999
About
50W/h
Running lights off-grid where there is no power can charge devices through USB outputs like mobile phones or tablets as well as run small USB devices
84W/h
Receiving its charge from two 5W solar panels, this portable charging unit is a definite must-have during outdoor activities, traveling or simply when you are at home. Charge most USB devices by simply plugging it into one of the USB ports. It also supports four LED lights (FSKDCAL1 sold separately.
Product Features
50W/h
- Portable power storage in a shockproof case
- Built-in rechargeable battery
- Plug and play
- Battery level indicator
- Two USB ports for charging most USB devices
- Two output ports for LED lights
- 1x5W solar panel to charge the unit
84W/h
- Portable power storage in a shockproof case
- Built-in rechargeable battery
- Plug and play
- Battery level indicator
- Two USB ports for charging most USB devices
- Four output ports for LED lights
- 2x5W solar panels to charge the unit
Product Specifications
50W/h
- Solar: 1 x5W
- Power Tolerance: +3%
- Max Power voltage: 6V
- Max power current: 1.02A
- Open circuit voltage: 7.32V
- Short circuit current: 1.16A
- USB: 2 Fitted
- Battery size (Lithium-Ion cells contained in plastic casing)
- Charge voltage: 10.5 – 12.6V
- Capacity: 50W/h
- DC Station
- Warranty: 2 Years
- Material: Moulded Polycarbonate
- Operating Temp: -20°C TO +50°C
- System Adaptability: Plug and Play
- Certificates: CE, IEC, ROSH, SAA
- Charge time: 8 – 10hrs
84W/h
- Solar: 2 x5W
- Power Tolerance: +3%
- Max Power voltage: 9V
- Max power current: 1.02A
- Open circuit voltage: 7.32V
- Short circuit current: 1.18A
- USB: 2 Fitted
- Battery size (Lithium-Ion cells contained in plastic casing)
- Charge voltage: 10.5 – 12.6V
- Capacity: 84W/h
- DC Station
- Warranty: 2 Years
- Material: Moulded Polycarbonate
- Operating Temp: -20°C TO +50°C
- System Adaptability: Plug and Play
- Certificates: CE, IEC, ROSH, SAA
- Charge time: 10 – 12hrs
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